Collection of songs from the movie "War" 2002 directed by Alexei Balabanov, processed by Doomer Wave

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Jihav Kozak Za Dunaj / Їхав Козак за Дунай / The Cossack Rode Beyond the Danube / Kappas kasakas Doonau taha.

Svaja Vatra’s new single and video “The Cossack Rode Beyond the Danube” (ENG) is the first piece from the upcoming album called “Changes”. The song also gives the first taste of the direction where the new album is heading.  The single “The Cossack Rode Beyond the Danube” is one of the most well known Ukranian traditional song of all time. Even after 300 years the song has remained very close to heart to Ukranian national heritage. The song is about an ancient story. Cossack is on it’s way to war. He leaves his long loved wife at home in tears. Cossack’s mission in war is actually not about the battle itself. It’s about making a better and brighter future to his family and the one he loves. The belief in love is the reason what brings him back home safely. The same piece has inspired many well known composers through different times. One of the best examples is Ludwig van  Beethoven’s “Schöne Minka”. Estonians who lived in Siberia brought back similar song called “Kallimale” (EST) “To Dearest” (ING) .
  Svjata Vatra’s 6th studio album “Changes” is moving towards positive changes in life by calling them to life.   Svjata’s video “Jihav kozak za dunaj” (UKR) is the band’s first official studio video. The video’s main idea is to show the making progress of a cohesive band. The four members of the band have but their creativity together to make a powerful song and power is all that Svjata Vatra is all about.  

Recording/Mix: Silver Lepaste, Clockwork Stuudio, Estonia.
 Mastering: Minerva  Pappi, Waudio Mastering, Finland.
Video: Henri Killõ
 Producer: Svjata Vatra  
Big thanks to Estonian Authors Society 



Їхав козак за Дунай, сказав: "Дівчино, прощай! 
Ти, конику вороненький,  неси та гуляй! 
 "Постій, постій мій козаче, твоя дівчина плаче, 
На кого ж ти покидаєш, тільки подумай!".

   Вийшла, ручки заломавши  і тяженько заплакавши:
 На кого ж ти покидаєш – тільки подумай!
  Білих ручок не ламай,  ясних очок не втирай 
 Мене з війни із славою  к собі ожидай".

Приспів: |: 
Лучше було б, лучше було б не ходить, 
Лучше було б, лучше було б не любить, 
Лучше було б, лучше було б та й не знать, 
Чим тепер, чим тепер забувать. :

|   Не хочу я нікого,  тільки тебе одного  
Ти здоров будь мій миленький,  а все пропадай 
  Свиснув козакна на коня:  Оставайся здорова! 
 Як не згину, то вернуся  через три года!


The Cossack rode over the Danube,
  He said: 
"farewell, my sweetheart"  
You, my black horse,  Lead on and march!
  "Wait, wait, my Cossack,  
your girl is crying,  
How can you leave her, 
Just think about it.
"  She went up, waving her hand, 
And with tears falling,
 "How can you leave me,
 Just think about it.
"  Don't let your snowy hands get wet,
 Don't rub your bright eyes,
 From the glorious war 
I shall return.

"  Refrain |:
 Maybe, maybe it would have been better not to leave, 
Maybe, maybe it would have been better not to love,
 Maybe, maybe it would have been better not to even know each other And now, and now is time to forget. :|

  "I do not want anyone
 Except for you, 
Take care, my sweetheart, 
And leave it all behind.
"  The Cossack whistled from the horse:
 "You must take care! 
Wait for my triumph In 
Three years time! "

Jihav Kozak Za Dunaj /The Cossack Rode Beyond the Danube

ТЕЛЕГРАМ КАНАЛ -t.me/+owHAa3k3NcoyMDJi
Заробіток - t.me/+8QVFP5NRQEA2Y2Yy
Донат - donatello.to/mouzewf

TRIPLEX - Бригада

7Б - Гни Свою Линию (Original)

Ruslan Trochynskyi – Vocal, trombone, scythe.

Juhan Suits ( Juss ) – Estonian bagpipes, wooden horn, whistle, vocal,  jew’s harp.

Robin Mäetalu – Acoustic guitar

Karl-Heinrich Arro – Drums, Percussion.

Alo Jaanivald – Sound engineering.

Kevin Kangur - Sound engineering

Terje Trochynskyi – Manager.

BIOGRAPHY

Svjata Vatra (“holy fire” in Ukrainian) is an Estonian-Ukrainian “fire-folk” band – a simmering pot of roots, folk, world and ethno with its flaming and vigorous performances – founded in 2005.

The band’s line-up is a specialty in itself; the temperamental trombone and the Estonian bagpipes together weave eerie sound patterns that burst into vibrant and exotic spheres, backed up by powerful yet dynamic rhythms, leaving no-one unaffected by the band’s versatility and virility.

The band’s trademark can rightfully be said to be their flaming live performances where the potent energy emanating from the leader of the band progressively spreads among the musicians and ultimately engulfs the entire audience in ”holy fire”.

Svjata Vatra have played more than 300 live-concerts in over 14 countries. They have performed in France, Russia, Ukraine, Sweden, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Germany, Czech Republic, Romania, England, Poland, Netherlands and Belgium in festivals like Colours of Ostrava, Urkult, Viljandi Folk Music Festival, FelSziget, Positivus, London International Festival of Exploratory Music, Maailmakülä and the journey has only begun.

In 2009 Svjata Vatra’s song Kalyna was awarded as best folk/world music song in Estonia was performed at Showcase festivals: Tallinn Music Week and Eurosonic, Netherlands.

February 2014 Svjata Vatra released a single “Vogon zapeklyh ne peche” (Fire does not Burn Toughened People), which is dedicated to all those brave people who were and are standing in Maidan square in protection of democracy and human rights. What is going on in Ukraine has transcended much further than the borders of just one country. The musicians of Svata Vatra have allways valued family, a free state, everyone´s right to speak up in their community and to support democratic values. As musicians they can show support through their own personal example and, of course, through their music. The song “Vogon zapeklyh ne peche” is written in commemoration of the people who were killed in Maidan square and for the people who have been supporting the Ukrainian pursuit for freedom, either in Maidan square or elsewhere in the world. This song speaks about freedom in the general sense, not only in Ukraine but everywhere – people need to be honest and dignified in their lives. Only through honesty and cooperation can we build a free society, where peace and love reign.

Svjata Vatra was one of the organizers of the support concert “For Ukraine” at 16 of March in Tallinn (Estonia) at Freedom Square. There was performing lot of well-known Estonian artist and Svjata Vatra played together with Police and Border Guard Orchestra. The concert was broadcasted live by Estonian Public Broadcasting.

Powerful performances by captivating audience, generating an energizing ambiance and setting aglow people’s hearts – that is what Svjata Vatra is about.

Jihav Kozak Za Dunaj /The Cossack Rode Beyond the Danube

SVJATA VATRA

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